This is exciting - I hope it gets momentum. I used to use BSD on my laptop and although it was a bit less convenient than Linux in terms of hardware support, etc. I really loved the philosophy. Some of the desktop-oriented distributions died out and have been replaced by others, so it's not an ecosystem I feel comfortable really investing my time in.
But my wife loves the look and feel of Mac OS, and has just grown frustrated with a few things lately that are obviously just restricting users to squeeze them to more expensive products or locking them in to Apple's ecosystem. She's rarely cared much about my FOSS hobby before but something like this would actually appeal to her, I think.
But my wife loves the look and feel of Mac OS, and has just grown frustrated with a few things lately that are obviously just restricting users to squeeze them to more expensive products or locking them in to Apple's ecosystem. She's rarely cared much about my FOSS hobby before but something like this would actually appeal to her, I think.